Questions · Before You Book
Questions About Our Broome Tours
Where Pete picks you up, how many can come, what to bring and more. Still wondering? Ring him.
Booking and Pickup
Where do you pick us up?
From your accommodation in Broome, the airport, or the cruise ship gangway. Tell Pete your pickup spot when you book.
How many people can come?
Up to 4 in the one air-conditioned 4WD. Two or three is the most comfortable: with 4, three of you share the back seat. It is a private tour, so it is your group only.
What should we bring?
A hat, sunscreen, water and your camera. Comfortable shoes for the beach and the rocks.
Do the tours run in the wet season?
Ask Pete. The Manari road is unsealed and heavy rain can close it. The wet, November to April, is also brolga season.
Can we do a cruise ship or airport day?
Yes. Pete meets cruise guests at the gangway and keeps the times flexible. A town and beaches tour can end at the airport or your departure point.
The Tours
Which Broome tour is best for a first visit?
The Broome Town and Beaches tour shows the town in 2.5 hours: Cable Beach, Gantheaume Point, Chinatown and the pearling history. With more time, the six hour Offroad 4WD Outback Coastal Adventure goes off road along the coast.
Do your tours go off road?
Yes. The Offroad 4WD Outback Coastal Adventure leaves the bitumen for the unsealed Manari road and red pindan tracks out to the creeks, the cliffs and the beach. Discover the Dampier Peninsula goes up the Peninsula.
Can we plan our own tour?
Yes. Tell Pete what you would like to see and how long you have. He will put a day together. Or follow him in your own vehicle on a tag along tour. Priced on application.
Are there extra costs on the Dampier Peninsula tour?
Visiting the Aboriginal communities on the Dampier Peninsula has entrance fees.
Can I do a tour if I have trouble walking?
Yes. Pete's tours can accommodate people with mobility difficulties. The entire town tour can be conducted from the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle, so you enjoy the commentary and see the attractions without missing out. It also helps in the wet season heat.
Is there Wi-Fi on the tour?
Yes. Pete's 4WD has Starlink, so there is Wi-Fi on board.
Cruise Ship Days
Cruise ship toursHow far is the Broome cruise terminal from town?
The port is about 7 kilometres south of the town centre, around 10 minutes by road. On a tour you do not need the shuttle: Pete picks you up at the gangway.
Do we need to book before the ship gets in?
Yes. Pete runs one private 4WD, so book ahead with your ship, the date and your all-aboard time.
The Wet Season
Brolga seasonWhen is the wet season in Broome?
About November to April. Most of the rain falls from December to March, often in short heavy storms with sunshine either side.
What is there to do in Broome in the wet season?
It is brolga season. Watch the storms come in over Roebuck Bay, see the country turn green and have the beaches and lookouts almost to yourself. A private tour lets you work around the weather.
Bookings and Enquiries
Let Pete Show You the Best of Broome
Learn about the pearling history, Aboriginal culture and Asian influence.
- Phone0418 918 126
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- HoursOpen 6am to 6pm, every day
- Based InBroome, Western Australia